"Elio" and What Could Have Been
Elio could be seen as fantastic piece of representation, showing lonely children who feel ostracized that they are not alone. That is, unless you look behind the curtain.
Paraman
Paraman is a farmer, and his partner is Sadai. To seize Paraman’s land, Sadai prepares a fake document and uses the police to threaten him. However, Paraman manages to recover the land through the court, experiencing a brief moment of relief. But before he can fully enjoy this peace, the government issues a notice to take over the land for a bypass road. The lawyer discovers that this scheme is connected to the fake document prepared by Sadai. In response, Paraman once again approaches the court to fight this conspiracy.As a result, Paraman’s family loses their home. His son is sent to prison, and his daughter-in-law is forced to leave the house. Paraman and his wife, Kannathaal, are left alone in their small cottage, isolated and in despair. Did Paraman win? Or did the conspiracy win? is the end.
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Paraman is a farmer, and his partner is Sadai. To seize Paraman’s land, Sadai prepares a fake document and uses the police to threaten him. However, Paraman manages to recover the land through the court, experiencing a brief moment of relief. But before he can fully enjoy this peace, the government issues a notice to take over the land for a bypass road. The lawyer discovers that this scheme is connected to the fake document prepared by Sadai. In response, Paraman once again approaches the court to fight this conspiracy.As a result, Paraman’s family loses their home. His son is sent to prison, and his daughter-in-law is forced to leave the house. Paraman and his wife, Kannathaal, are left alone in their small cottage, isolated and in despair. Did Paraman win? Or did the conspiracy win? is the end.
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Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:Idayanilavan
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Infinite Pictures [in]
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